The list price of £265,000 for a one-bedroom maisonette in Bisley seems reasonable, considering similar properties in the area. While precise price-per-square-foot data is missing in the provided dataset, the absence of that data does not necessarily mean the price is unreasonable. The lack of sqft data for neighboring listings makes accurate comparative analysis difficult. Nevertheless, the price appears competitive within the market context, although it is difficult to definitively assess its value given the limited sqft data available.

The property appears to be in reasonably good condition, though some minor updates or cosmetic improvements might be desirable. The images show a clean, modernized interior with a functional kitchen and living space. However, the garden seems to need some landscaping, and the flooring in some areas shows signs of wear or requires maintenance, leading to a score below excellent.

Bisley benefits from its proximity to good schools like Bisley Cofe Primary School (0.13km away), rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The village atmosphere offers a quieter residential experience compared to larger towns, while its relatively close proximity to Brookwood train station (2.24km) provides a commute option to London and other towns. This balance of tranquility and accessibility contributes to a favorable location score.

The property includes a private rear garden, a positive aspect for its size. However, the images suggest that it is relatively small and requires some upkeep, hence the score isn’t high.